Amica Insurance Reminds Parents to Make Sure Kids Are Covered as They Leave for College
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It’s almost time for students to leave home for college, so
“Expensive electronics – like laptops and tablets – are staples of the college experience,” said
Most homeowners insurance policies should provide coverage for possessions taken to school by full-time students. Protection of property away from home is typically limited to 10 percent of the personal property limits on the family’s homeowners insurance policy. Additional insurance is also available for specific items like jewelry and computers.
Those students taking a vehicle to college will most likely be covered under the parents’ auto insurance policy, as long as the vehicle is registered to the parent as the owner. If your student is not taking a vehicle, you may be eligible for a reduction in auto insurance premiums. Check with your insurance company to find out.
• Make a list of everything your child is bringing to school.
• Be sure to keep all receipts.
• Write down serial and model numbers on electronics, bicycles, jewelry, etc.
• Engrave valuable items like computers and stereo equipment with your child’s driver’s license number and state.
Additionally, Amica’s mobile app can help keep track of a student’s belongings through the home inventory feature.
“Heading off to college can be a stressful time for both students and parents,” Smolan said. “So be sure to call your insurance company with any coverage questions you may have.”
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